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On Newsstands Now: October
2008
October Departments:
From the Editor
Answers from the CM Technical Staff
Upfront
Reviews:
"From the Fire: A Survey of Contemporary Korean Ceramics," reviewed by Dorothy M. Joiner
"17th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition,"
reviewed by Diana Lyn Roberts
Exhibitions:
Check out the latest ceramic shows from around the world.
Call for Entries
International, United
States and Regional Exhibitions; Fairs and
Festivals
New Books
Lithophanes
by Margaret Carney
Smoke Firing: Contemporary Artists and Approaches
by jane Perryman
Calendar
Conferences, Solo
Exhibitions, Group Ceramics Exhibitions, Ceramics in
Multimedia Exhibitions, Fairs and
Sales, Workshops, International
Events
Classified
Advertising
Comment
What Do We Seek,
What Are We Offered?
by Jack Troy
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October
Focus Articles: |
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| House of Pots
by Phil Rogers
A potter's perspective on being "the hunter and the hunted" in the collecting world, and what it really means to collect pots.
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| Collecting: The Quest for Rightness
by Tom Turner
Looking for and recognizing the qualities in pots that make them timeless,
instructive and perhaps even priceless. | October
Features: |
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| Malcolm Mobutu Smith
by Matthew Kangas
Simultaneously commenting on popular culture and ancient ceramic
practice, an artist draws parallels between seemingly different
"traditions" such as Western graffiti and Japanese Oribe in the same
piece. How
different are they, really?
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| The Poetics of Collaboration:
Matt Kelleher and Shoko Teruyama
by Katey Schultz
Concepts of ego and identity come under scrutiny when two artists combine efforts to create truly collaborative work.
with Finding a Third Voice by Matt Kelleher and Shoko Teruyama
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| The MFA Factor: University of Washington
This installment of graduate program profiles hits the Pacific
Northwest with a visit to Seattle and the University of Washington.
Known, and credited, for a revival in figurative ceramic sculpture,
UW's faculty and students show us that is only one of the things to be
impressed with.
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| Mid-Range Reduction Firing:
It's Not Just Cooler, It's Cool
by John Britt
A sensible approach to mid-range reduction firing began with a simple
exploration of glaze types, recipes, materials and a nudge from some
friends. The result is a realization that high-quality results are
available while saving fuel, time and energy.
with Cone 6 reduction glazes, with side-by-side high-fire and mid-range test comparisons, and a guide to mid-range fluxes.
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